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Originally Posted by Slevin#7
Is there a special reason why you use '!important' on all properties? Won't it work without the important tag?
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The !important tag allows you to override other settings even if they have higher specificity. OTOH, only use !important when it is absolutely needed since overuse can make debugging a PITA. At one time, I was editing a stylesheet where virtually every line ended in !important; and it made figuring out what was going on no fun. I finally ended up removing the !importants and then adding 1 set back which kept a button from changing background colour.